Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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Lucy Yoder, A. B. hickory, n. c. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. EuciE Eppird lias those qualities which make her a true woman. She is one of the two who have been with us for six years. In scholarship she has stood among the first of the Class. She has a wonderful power of concentration, and nine o ' clock usua ly finds her in bed. She believes that plenty of sleep is necessary for effi- cient work. She has been an ardent Eumenean Society and athletic worker. She has been true and loyal to her Class and College. Her ideal is a cosy little cottage, ruled over by an unselfish queen. This we feel will be granted her, for her only weakness is the poet of the Class. We predict a happy future for her when she has completed her study in home- making. Xoaii 1). YorxT. A. B. C0N0VER, N. C Death tuith its spear ztiould lay me lozo Before I ' d yield me to a foe. If you want thing ' s done right, just call on Noah, lie dues not believe in a half-job. Although he does not claim to be a genius on all subjects. still he gives many evidences of a profound student. He does nol be- lieve that all knowledge should be used merely for advertisement pur loses, but that a good part be used for beautifying the body and soul. I le is frank to his friends, and has no patience with those who use pro anity in any way. This is a trail in lim that we all admire. He believes n thinking before speaking, but when ie does speak, he sticks to his word intil fully convinced of his mistake. Ie is a member of the Euronian So ciety. We predict for him much success as a minister. Scrub Debater 1911 : Fresh-Soph. I ebati 1 191 ■ : Eui ■■man Aimi ei Sal v I ' ii I-

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Dl is Mary Low man Kiser senior mascot these little hands, these little feet, these little eyes so true, will gently lead, will gently guide the class of fifteen through, uc ID Eighteen

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Carroll N. Yount, A. B. hickory, n. c. A strong mind, a sincere heart, and a clear conscience. Carroll, our esteemed president, entered our Class in September, 1910. He has a wonderfully strong intel- lect, and a large vision of life. He has good, sound judgment, and rare executive ability. He has been an earnest member of the Euronian So- ciety, a leader in Christian activities, and a faithful supporter of the dif- ferent organizations of the College. He is modest and unassuming, almost to a fault. He says little, but lives much. He is the very synonym of unselfishness — cares nothing about honors for himself. He is a friend in the true sense of the word. He has no enemies. He is very popular, es- pecially among the ladies. He in- tends to study Theology. We pre- dict for him great success. His life is gentle, and the elements so mixed in him, that Nature might stand up and say to all the world, ' This is a man ' ! Scrub Debater 1912; Eunonian Anniversary De- bater 19 14; President of the Executive Council 1915- G. H. Huffman, A. B. HICKORY, N. C. What ' s the use of being at alt, if you can ' t be right. (jROvEk entered our Class in full force last Fall. He took part of the work last year, but decided to come back and finish this year. He is As- sistant in the physical and chemical laboratories. This work seems to appeal very much to him, and he has already reached the stage of consid- erable advancement. He is a thor- ough and practical student, willing helper, and a friend to all. He is always on hand when he is wanted. Though a busy man, he spends con- siderable time in the social activities of the College. We don ' t wonder, though, why he is so very popular, when we stop to think of his father ' s large hotel up town. He can adapt nmself to all classes of people. He expects to take a theological course. He has been a strong supporter of the Chrestonian So- ciety. He is a good singer. Scrub Debater 191 1; Chrestonian Anniver s a r y 1915 ; Played the part of Polonius in Hamlet 1914.